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Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17
FOREIGN,
RELEASE OF REBELS DEMANDED.


SOFIA, March rhielmann, the Ger
man consul general on behalf OF Russia,
has demanded the release Of six bells,
Of whom two have already been shot.
FIesch, French counsel-general has
complained that Karavel, e and Tsanoft
were maltreated by the government, and
the government denies the charge on
admission OF the rebels themselves.
The Karte had advised the govern
ment to deal lienirntly with the re bells.
EMPEROR WILLIAM EXPLAINS.
BERLIN, March 7.-E npeIor William
yesterday received PitrdoIff, the pTesi-
dent OF the reichstag. In the conversa-
tlon which took place, the emp, rior said
that be was reiunutautly con lied TO
dissolve the ia reichstag. Despite his
explain. ION To the relcbstag of the SUI
periority of Germany's neighbors over
her IN military matters, the opposition
majority 10 sanction the military bill
to the necessary extent, and the reason.
able hope that the septenuate term
would have been adopted after the ex-
ample given by France proved faIlac.-
Gus. II was more gratifying to cherish
a hope that large majntty in the
new Ieichstag would accept tie bill at
the outset. Referring to the attitude of
the pope during the elections he said
that he had already been convinced Of
the specific disability of his holiness,
and that 1t was ON this account that
Germany had asked him to act as arbi.
traitor in the dispute with SpaiL about
the Caroline islands. In conclusion the
emperor expressed hope that all the
ecclesiastical treble between Prussia aud
the vatican would soon be peacefully
settled.
MORE SHOCKS.
A series of rather violent earthquakes
occurred in Western Morea Friday, but
no damage resulted. The inhabitants,
however, were terrified, and fed from
the district.
WILL RUSSIA NOTICE 1T.
BERLIN, March Much anxiety il
felt here as TO whether or not Russia
will assign the execution of the Blu gar
ian conspirators TO pass unnoticed.
WILL ASK A FRESH LOAN.
BERLIN, March THE dt e it that
was caused in the budget by operation
of the Septemna law will be covered by
fresh lean. All projects for fresh tax
alton have been postponed, and the SEES
sion of the reichstag will probably ter
inmate in two months.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17
imports -,

Wsen you visit or leave New YoTA
lily, save baggage, sxPresssgc, eGc 81
,aTrisge hire, and stop q. the Crane
Cniou Hotel, opposite Grand Central de
pot.
813 rooms, ftted up ST s cos; OF on,
iliion dollars, II and upwards per ID,
urcpesn piaH. Elevator. Resceurar'
upplied with the best. Gorse-cars
I ges, and elevated yaiirosd 20 ali 6epots
Families can live tetter FOR less money
At .he6rand Union Ecte! than st en-
o her f7st-clRgs hoist "a the cltT
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17
KANSAS NEWS

r.n.. held its first municipal
election . nSsf Judge of Ness county,
The PiO rsvoksd all permits to sell in
81, .. ~ LIQUORS. with a view Of hSy,
tOEcsuns ons desiring to engage in such
bg every ~ % first comply with the re-
business .ls'asuts Of the new law
gpirsIns1p nSn : county, Kan, has been
y j S q Logan county. Nov expect
dag me I to demand that we have no
some o.. + testament gospel according
raIs I Tohn. y Chicago HAIL.
dsOis : Columbus, Kan, confessed
lii as., or tuesday for $1,000 in favor
|. 3. wife, Mrs. Flora Hardell, and
'G y : Estimated that 1000 persons par
y 49, n the wolf hunt on the reserve
asip'I HouIton, Kan, Tuesday. The
e =. we're formed about one mile from
lln's s. 81 on each side, and aggregated
I.n Is Of fifty miles. The lines start
Harvard at IL NJ, and concentrated
~. -. mile west and q mile south Of
.. .ss osnter of the reserve, at 2:3O P. NJ.
T y ss volyes were killed, and owing to
.I srs,k in the lines near the southwest
sOrnsr two escaped.
The investigation of the alleged bri-
.,,v If Representatives BOttorff and
p0t s took up good deal of the time
4 the SPECIAL investigation committee
u the Kansas house the last OF the week.
TAscommittee presented the following
mort Thursday: MIR. Speaker Your
,D 81 committee appointed to invesli-
s.te the charges of bribery brought
sOaust Messrs. Potter and B0ttortf as
@smbers of the house committee on
,lection with the Jones Ny ton contest
csse have inquired into the matter and
hrTsvilh submit copy of the testimony
sdducei in such invesIiga ion, and fad
our conclusion therefrom. Tnat from
Al th. evidence adduced, the charges OF
uriOery AGAINST r presenta'ives Potter
and B ttOIff are Lot sustained, and We
DO further fad that the conduct OF N.
A Brennan, clerk of the commi tee on
elections with said contest deserves the
ensure Of this house. NJ A. Chambers,
Chairman; W. s. Glass, j. B. Zlegler, B.
C. Cook, s. w. Bard.
The Chicago, Kansas 6 Nebraska
nilrOsd Tuesday let the contract to
Grace 6 Griffith, of Chicago, for the
construction of the shops of their COM
psny at the new town of Horton, in
Brown county, Kan. The total cost
vii be about $250,O00, and the work
will be commenced at once. The build
ings are to be of the most substantial
and will cause quite a boom
Ia Horton, place now of 600 people,
and laid off less than year ago in a
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17

DUBUQUE Iva, March 3.-AmeIia A.
Zjmdhs, woman of Ab fuE 50 years,
c mmilt-d suicide T ,ursday morEing
ny hanging herself in her employers
barn. she wa, not found until evening.
Her former home YES In O,hkosb, Wiz,
where fhe lived with her brother. No
cause Vas assigned for the act, but he
has been desponden, for several days
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17
The Milwaukee Printers STRIKE,

MILWAUKEE,, March The prtssEen Who
Joined pTinters' str Ike Friday last returned o
several ofbces TO day. The back Of The typo.
graph al union Is practically broken. and
The Old men are beginning TO seek heir
former places. Toe proprietors u ness
papers and jon Offices have signed 9 compact
DOT TO recognize he uaiOn in aoy manner in
the future.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17


1Huay morning bold robbery oc.
su.leu on the Chicago s. Northwestern
VAN near Council Bluffs, la. An cid
herman named Elias Eberly, was
~ n ncnm. He and his family had come
'Ougn from Myerst0wn, Pa, and were
q. 'Vs~ tor their future home in David
49, Neo., or near there. As the train
~ .ss0 at the local depot he stepped to
s ~ mont OF the car to make INQUIRY
!, s u. ne SHOULD get of there. While
mrsa position ne was Suddenly sur
as s.usu oy several strangers, apparently
ngets, VINO in the rush crowded
,ee.. asa'nst the side of the car. On re-
i ing himself he found that his mock
Us, wa was gone. 1t was in an inside
n pOcKet and the vest had been Gu,
Ao,s thieves who thus secured he
t2Oo mere was IN the pocketbook
IA so j cSs1' draft for 81 400 and one
\, '00V' making the total loss quite
hs,!.' In fact about al
inn &c !: unfortunate man possessed asice
a,ait - household goods. The larger
b H.. as payable to William Rice ana
ar.it o endorsed to Eoerly. Il was d
losl,.s q the Myerstown bank. The
b,ssl s = draft was one Of the old Loban o.
Tie no,; a Was payable to MIR E ,erly,
aihss $3.50 Went to work on such clues
htinp .S MY get and have some hope OF
Va : &c % catch the thieves. Thert
Ae mon. u,laf robbery at Missouri Valley
Tie tSO ~ Oelore, the victim losing SIS
nlns 0s,, wire doubtless ROBBED By the
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17
Liquor Law Murder.

DIS MoISEs, Iowa, March S-Last
evening Constable Logan was shot 4nd
killed 10y Joseph A. Row, whom he was
attempting 10 arrest for violation of the
liquor las. Row is an employe Of Hurl-
but, Hess S Co., wholesale druggists,
and was II the act Of delivering cases OF
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17

Architect Edmond Legendre, 419 Suffer
street, San Fran cisco, CAL. states that having
suffered for long time With severe cough,
and failing to obtain any relief from doctors,
and the numerous preparations he took, he
became alarmed. Tried Red Star Cough
Cure and one bottle entirely cured him.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17
Mexico Does the Right Thing.

Los Angeles, Gala. March 7.-GenerAl
Miles last night received q telegram from
Capt. Lawton stating that troops were en-.
camped near Nogales, but antici paied no
trouble. TIE Mexican authorities regret
the outrsges. and have arrested all offenders
but one. and turned them over 10 the Mex
lean aul borilies,
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17

Mr.. Ed. p. Wells. Thetis P. O., Sevet 10
Co., Wash. Terri, was entirely cured of rh u.
matisn by the use of st. Jacons OIL. 81 con-
slider it a wonderful remedy and will always
speak good word for it,"
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17
Kentucky ProhibitIonistn.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, March 4.-Tne pro-
hibition convention 10 roommate cand;-
dates for ali the state Offices Vas called
IN or,er this moruiag. The convention
was we'll altsnd, d. ia ige Fonta,ne J.
FIX, prominent lawyer of this city,
vas nominated for governor. A ticket
embracing all Of the state officers was
PLACED ia pominatlon- Fifty counties
xsTe represeEied At The convention.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17

Missouri river at Pierce City, Dakota,
and across the Missouri river IS Yank-
ton, Dakota.
When the senate doors were reopened
after executive session the deficiency bill
failed for want of time to engross it.
The fertilization bill was abandoned in
conference.
The usual resolution of thanks was
rendered to the presiding officer, and the
president having signifed he had moth
ing further to communicate, the senate
Was declared adjourned.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17

Sick and bilious lrAdAsns cured By DR..
Pierce's PELLETS"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-05
TIE REGISTRARS OFFICES.
Where Intending Voters May Find
the Gentlemen.

Jos. 4. HqEd deputy registrar 70,
the First Precinct, can 6elfound at l45
Main Street, from a. m. to 4 D. m
and at his residence, 425 Eighth Ea,t
Street, from96 tgS pm csch day from
June 9th to 18th, by parties desiring n
register.
a. l.. Williams, registrar Of the Ser
ond Precinct, will he pleased to see
voters desiring to regis err at the L. P
coal yard from q. m. TILL p. IA. dur,
ing the week of revision.
r ". GEsvk, registrar of. the Third
PIecftfct, will be at SIG West North
Temple Street each day during the
week from the 9th to the 11th OF June
from ITO a. N. and from to S D. m
to give all who have not registered a
chance to do so.
C..S. Wilkes, registrar for the Fifth
Precinct. may be found from 9, a. m. 10
4 p. m. at his office in the Keysor build.
ing, during the. week.
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Good Work..

> The Home Coal Company eabout a
year ago, had q fine. boiler made for
their use by Messrs. Haynes & Sons,
the weil7known South, Temple Street
So well satisfied has the
company been that another boiler is just
finished by the same makers, 1t. is of
eighty -fve-horse power, all steel to the
muddrum inch fve-eighth heads. The
fues are made tapering, being ten
inches in width at one end and eleven
at the other. 1t is an admirable piece
of work and maintains the reputation
of the firm as being first class.
Haynes & Sons are also making a
boiler for Z.3C. NJ. l., and yesterday
took in an order for still another.
Things are evidently Frightening up in
this fine. = . - $50 @.a- -sit
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that they will mott the law Is To- d.
mote good than harm that can only h.
after a somewhat costly process Of ~
aaJnSt meat, aHd a pre- cAss that wit M,
2 good deal Of time. II it is 10 do NJ
haEm than good Tra can Dnk be. den
Onsi rated by its %gid @snfOrce meht ~.
Sometime InseIther case il is Of tSo
highest Importance that the demo-
stratiou should be thorough and Coz
elusive. MIR. Reagan ought TO have M
ground 70 complain That the comm
>iouer5 have enaSculated IN law ana
defeated the will of Congress. He ma
still say so, but he should have no goo3
ground for saying so. No doubt The
-cemmIssjoners Will sec thar he has not
@Raa'cay Gazette. J
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AS Mr.. McCo0k'S letter shows, q Sngnt
mistake was made but it THROWS some
STRONG light on all the circumstances III
the case, explains why Albee. was so
ANXIOUS for divorce and what the IN
centive was that led the forger to exc
cute one witt his own hands to obhge-
bini. following Is re lawyers letter:
r. F. McCooR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. IS
Room 81, BLACKWELL Law BUILDING,
PITTsBBBeH, P5l., Feb %, 1887.
+, Dear Sir-My position ia the Albee divorce
case is the exact opposite OF your staten emit,
represent the wife of Albeers who now seeks
to show that the divorce was fraud on her.
She had no notice OF, it in any manner, and
did not hear of il until more than year al
ter p ii purported to have been made Inc
husband was never within the jurisdiction
of your court, but was living in Btooklyn,
New York, in adultery with the woman ne
AFTERWARDS, married. Albee died in NoFem-
iber, 1886, and the second wife, we are IN
formed, said that Albee paid $500 Tor the
certificate of divorce For the reputation OF
your court:and to FURNISH some one eonnec-
ted with your office or your bar, the matter
well deserves fu1 Investigation in which.
both being interested, we Will be glad TO as
-sist TO any extent we caRs p .e
Please let me have any Information you
get in the matter:
al Yours Truly, W, +. MCCOOk.
From all of which it may be readily
perceived that Mrs. Albse No. 2 has
very slight chances OF lingering the
benefits left behind By The 'lamented
lAlbee. t-9 .i-ff =; , 5E
just here singdiarly enough, uppops
Mr.. BEsndin again. He appeared at the
County Court House one. day IL Janu-
ary, and to-the clerks surprise asked 10
be informed the name ofsthe divorce
case in which some inquiries had re-
Gently come from New York. the clerk
referred him tosthe sheriff. apdtashoFt
time later Sheriff Burt received thefol-
lowing communication. 2117-: gi&Je
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, January %, 1857. =,
Mr.. Burt, Sheriff of SGltLake County: ~ { Z
Dear Sir-Will you be kind enough to let
me know the name of divorce case pending
in ProbatetU 6urt for this County dnrwhich
you receiyedia letter from some party in
New York City claimtng]I had sent them a
decree. Il have been IL formed the clerk Of
the court had been written TO fora certified
copy of papers on file" and on seeing Mr.
Cutler this morning he referred me TO you.
, wisht to know the fun facts concerning
this matter, as never gavel anybody ode
York City, $ Respectfully yours, =.
p. o. Box 524, or No, 1O7 Main. St, over Godbe
p, Pitts Drug co. Store. " ~ So y p.
KS How Nj, Blandin, knew any thing
about the letters received here in refer
trnce to the, case, unless from some. one
Interested 3atthe other end, is only an
other of the mysteries pertaining to
that exceedingly complicated indi-
vidual The death of Albee may make
it difficult to find the individual from
whom hepaid his $500, but am: effort
ought certainly to be made to- ferret
the scoundrel out aud bring him to the
bar OF LuS ice: -, '-1 ~ 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-05
A Baseball Suggestion.
To the Editor of The HERALD.

TO the Editor of The HERALD
VIII you be. kind enough to allow
in your valuable paper for
suggestion by a few of your sub.
scribers and lovers OF our national game ?
A few years ago we had in Salt Lake
City hard and well contested games be-
tween the old Red Stockings and Des-
eret Cfuos, and we; would like to see a
nine composed OF the old Reds play the
champions of Utah. known as the Ma
tionals. Game to be played July 4th.
l would suggest Richard Morris, Gil
bert Mclean and Joseph Barlow as a
committee OF three TO make arrange
ments for the game. Get the nine to-
gether ndpractice from this time on,
and give Us a good. old time game of
ball on the Eighth Ward Square. BIB.
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PERSONAL.
3 ~ t.5.ti ,zagEa aEt

|; Hghyx sIEFiaF, Fl Kaysvills, is in II,
town. -gJs~.
: G&5F. Ga1,ArR has returned from his
NewlYork trip. "
JOIN WaTuRNER, of Provo, was in the
city.on Saturday! 20 .s-:la
JosEpH W4RR was loading goods for
Kamas yesterday &. -
C;7oyEasoN, the bennington mer-
chant, is in the city. ,ra. ,<-7.~ -
RICHARD HORN was up from South
Cottonwood yesterday.
Mr.. AND MIS-. n. L. a. CULMER left
yesterday morning on visit to Denver.
Mrs. R. E. DRtGGs was in town pur-
chasing goods fersheri millinery store at
PIeasant Greve Friday. '.--..,t -,t
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The Young Ladies General Aid So
ciety
at Popular Prieess i

Few business houses in the West have
met with more, marked. success than
the tailoring -house of JOS. Obern-
dorfer- successor to Leviberg & Co.
This gentleman has lately added to his
establishment q new department, to
meet the demand for medium-priced
business suits which he now makes at
$35 and $40. He uses nothing but i'm
ported goods, and the cutting and 1T
ting being in the hands of Mr.. n.
Schm1dt.1s1 sufficient guarantee that
the garments turned out by Obern-
dorter will be models of excellence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-05
An Extraordinary Opportunity
This Week.

- The mammoth announcement of Mr..
IR. K.Thomas. Of the Eagle Ehporium3
giving list Of bargains ao<bs offered to
customers thisweek- appears in an,
other part of THE HERALD. The goods
are all seasonable, are not shopWOrn,
and are marked at such prices as must
insure ithsir immediate sale. Glance
oyer the announcement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-05
ist,o,swePs Lime Juice oordisl.s

SrowER's Lime Juice Cordial possesses
all the Anti Scorbutic, Anti Rheum !;
tic and other we'll known valuable prop
critics of the Lime and Lemon Juice,
which, according TO meiieai testimo1y,
tend So much to keep the body in
healthy state For hot weather it will
be found an exceedingly delicious and
cooling drink, using about one 'wine-
glasSfui to a tunibier OF water Large
bottle, s5c., at Co-op. Drug Store. as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-05
At III Seasons

81 the Occidental" the beverages
aoncooted, whether in the winter,
uTing, summer or fall, are delicious,
pure and superior. Full stock of spirit
nous, Vinous and fermented LIQUORS and
shoioe cigars. Family trade aspeciaIt4,
AJER & MURPHY, ,Propriators,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-05
Madame Button.

has new PAen& thel storefforaerly
occupied zbg Baaberger, M. 15 s
lain Street, with a new Hne of
Millinery Goods. Call aud examine
her stock, which consists of all tht
latest New York and San. Francisct
styles. FlowetsS and Straw Gbohs q
specially. iE tsFT I TT ~
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- THE PHoT0GRAPHEp cory. = y
The'photographed copy enclosed runs
as follows; - >. ~ A'a aa5y -e%I +.
UNITED STATES, OF AMERICA.

I'm the. Probate Court IN and .fo. Salt lake
2 County, in the Territory-0f Utah ''fz
pr us o---a2Jf -liF.- Cab ;
: 10 November Term, AID s1Ss4s 4
SETH v ALBER, Plaintiff a' .Es)s al-. q .1
L VS. TEE @IG 10 =
MARY ANN AIBEE, Defepdant.> .ae -.
Present, Hon; Elias IA. smah3 Judge, OF
said Court, presitipg[IF tF1 se 7,egr-
Best renemberedptha on the seventeenth
day OF NOvembeFaI in,sthe year AID. One
thousand light Hundred and GEie hty-four,
the .,SovembeF term, 1851, of the Probate
Court OF Salt Lake. County then holden
at the Court House fn G the City3 Cand
County of Salt Lake, Hon. Elias AZ. gSmith.
Judge of said Courts-g within and. for the
aforesaid County OF; Salt Lake, Territory OF
The above entitled case came for hearing
upon the complaint and proceedings therein
and the proofs presented.
The said p'aintitf, seth V, Albee, appear
The said defendant, Mary Ann Albee,
not appearing neither in person nor by
counsel.
And it appearing to- this Court that due
service of the summons herein has, been
made upon the defendant by publication
according to the order of this Court; and as
lawfully required, and aaids defendant after
having been thus cited and warned to ap-
pear and answer plaintiffs complaint herein
and stillsnot answering nor appearing, but
making default, ,thY said complaint is there
fore taken pro confeSO!- MI ,I1t Tf-
And thfscourt,i being fully advisedIin the
premises;and of the opinion that the mater
ial sllegationsin plaintiff Is complaint herein
have been duly proven and the same being
sufficient in Law to entftle this plaintiff to
the relief prayed for in his complaint herein!
1t is, therefore, ordered, adjndged and de-
creed, andathis court, by virtue oftlepower
and authority therein vested and In parsu-
ance of tneStatute iIl,.snch ease made and
providedi does hereby adiudge, DECREE and
order that7the marriage between said Seth V.
Albee the plaintiff herein andz aforesaid
Mary Ann Albee. the defendRnt hereiny be
dissolved aid the said MARRIAGE hereby is
accordingly, and the said parties are. and
each ofthem is divoreed, freed and released
from the bonds of matFimonF, and all the
,traet'a1id epibined, said miarfiage Being de-
clared void ana hereb ycomp1e anRaliei,
and ali and every right and duty pertaining
to said parties, gby reason Ofysafd marriage;
shall heneeforth cease; and determine, and
they8are each at liberty to, contract new
nuptials, Without Jet q hip y Of law;
NS-e II Z - IGfS ~ presid;no TJh3ga.,
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10 3 ri G-777- 81.
TEaBtroag oFtUT4H,s sd

OUIN4 Z VE .OaI4Hs I4EkEAI5'] ~ :. ~ e 7P
I, Elias 2k.f Smith, Judge. of. the Probate
Court, in and forthe County OF Salt Lake,,in
the FerEitory,of Utah, do here OF. certify that
John =. Cutler, whose genuine signatufe is
affixed, to the foregoing certificate, is, and
was at the time of signing fine same, I9fhe
Clerk of said court, duly authorized bylaw
to make suoN certificates; that he is the legal
keeper ofsaid record, and that the foregoing
at estation is in due form, ~
Witness my hand this 18th day Of
fsEAtl November, A! ID. 1884
-----~---.-------. ELIAS SMITH
Probate judge
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-lEebanle Place,

TO the Clerk OF TIE Probate c6ar;t,- Sat L7Ee'
SsesssB Utah: F>s4 - >
Dean SYswiN you please gise me the
chapter and section OF the United States act
court tn grant divorces in cases where fbe
paF;ics 90 not reside within the limits of
Utah Territory? VIII you also please make
me UP, If the cost will not BE very great, al
som pete eoosd efkthe divorce case of Seth
AL5ax vs. Mary Hnn Alice. Ibelisysthe
decree Was entered November 17th. f5Sf.F
nave certified copy OF the decree, so that
you need not send me a copy OF that, bIt
simply give certificate OF the date that If
was entered
h NE sAibee-Tas a, aFuAer of%the ROYAL Ar.
lea4qrn, fnd recently died. His death bene-
hi ''YsS payable to hfs wife; to~whom he was
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The Rahtes Crz for Ia.

The Babies Cry for Il.
And the old folks laugh when they ana
that the pleasant california liquid ffe a.,
remedy. SyruFsof Figs, IS faoEe a7st5
taken and mbre beRe&cisl 81 is aeIFeah
than bitter, Da5seoss2 medicines. Ii
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Ston-
ZACH sand Bowels ~ ilsse it aronses the ~
10 3 healthy activity Fc-5s;e by 4. -
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-05
Sunday School Unien,

The regular meeting of the officers
and teachers OF the Sunday Schools Of
this Stake viii Be. held in the Social Hall
On Monday June 9Th, at Z 80 p. m. All
superintendent are specially requested
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